Lows of 55-65 this morning gave way to highs of 71-79.
Rainfall totals were light overnight to early this morning as the center of the remnants of Isaias tracked well southeast & east of our area. Totals were trace to 0.12”. Highest amounts were in Boone County.
Extensive flash flood occurred parts of Ohio to Pennsylvania, North Carolina to Alabama.
There were 25 tornado reports from Isaias.
These were the CoCoRaHs totals at of 7 a.m. this morning:
The center of what was once Rachel is now just east of Las Vegas. This tropical storm has brought much wind & flooding rainfall to southern California northward to Utah.
Note all of the Flood Watches & Warnings along with the High Wind Warnings & WInd Advisories.
Check out all of the heavy rainfall in the Southwest & West:
Lows of 50-58 are expected tonight from 50 along US 31 & lows to 52 as far west as Winamac to Delphi to Thorntown line to 58 in the far western part of the forecast area.
Patchy fog is possible late tonight-early Monday morning, mostly east of US 231.
A record warm Monday is expected with highs 86-91 over the area. The 88 at Lafayette would be 2 from tying the record of 90 set in 1879 (records back to 1864).
